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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Not q Good aeneral Rnle.

Washington special: When the Georgia
delegation went co see the president the
other day in tie interest Of Congressman
n. j. Hammond for the supreme court va
eaucy, the question Of age was discussed
at some length. During the Interchange Of
views Mr.. Cleveland expressed himssti as
being directly opposed to, as rule, to the
appointment to the supreme court judge
ship Of any person as old as sixty years,
but such selection might be made in the
case where the person chosen would be at
once an ornament to the bench and upon
perfect equality with his associates by rea.
son OF his personal character, public and
private, and judicial ability. This was at
least the sentiment II mot the language OF
the presidents observation and naturally
enough was concluded, especially in view
OF widely prevailing rumors, that while the
general rule might apply to many, the ex
ception fitted Secretary Lamar exactly Al
though there 10 no direct law on the subject
there is piece Of legislation which provides
Tor the retirement Of supreme court Judges
at the age Of 20 who have served ten years.
and from this the inference is drawn that
it is the judgment OF congress that indge
ought to serve ten years, and as he NAV
Fstfe az ~. ne ought to be less than so
years old when appointed. This idea il
said to be approved by the senate judiciary
committee which informally agree to con-
tirm no person nominated to a judicial Of
flee during good behavior who had reached
the age Of 60 years. Other indirect infer.
enee is i the line Of presidents consists
and Of the appointments themselves. mads
by the different presidents. all heretofore
except Harrison and Taylor, since the for.
nation Of the government there have been
several chief justices who occupied tbe
bench no one Of them was 60 years OF ace
at the time OF his appointment.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
The Iowa .Jobbara

DUBUQUE, la, June 20.--Tba To-.
1ooDers and Manufacturers association IN
convention to-day, adopted resolntion.
protesting against discrimination an,,,as
iowa business, and asked the State pagis
i ipl commissioners 10 take stems b. an fasa.
.ne same: Also against increased n iiL,,so
ana asking the Legislature b. an u,nasage,
seca ur.o',n passenger rate of2 cents; also ID
lav a.. construction Of the Interstate
,,rb nv, anu anu ~ favor OF the Hennepin canal
,rn "J ~" oiilcers are: President, w n
AAJI ngnns,,,o u Dnbuquci secretary, W. w
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Wran sl,rrnnAa-.A

CHICAGO, June 20.-The oniy start1ir,
incident that occurred to-day in the hood.
ler's world, was the surrender early in tbc
afternoon session of Judge Jamieson,s
court Of Daniel J. Wren, BY one Of ~,
Dondsmen, Colonel Abner TAYLOR. Nv NE
agent 1t is stated that the surrender "a in
accordance with the private Instruction ~
Colonel Taylor to the effect that W,en
should be surrendered on the drst a. ~ ~
nis trial, whenever that should he
After the court adjourned ~ ~.
Daiance Of the afternoon ,ua S
spent in an effort to secure new bopd,,,a W.
ior wren, but at the last moment i , W.
discovered that nineteen new bonds ,e u Nh
nave % be made out to satisfy the ye@ oys.u
ment.o Of the law in this matter ma e ~.
70 make out these bonds would tate I'M IN
midnight 10 was,thereiore ARRANGED ls ~, ~
wren should be allowed 10 10 home nn ,,a.
guardianship Of bailiG, and tbat bn nei
men should recognize in the n,orp Ho1,I !,
open e,y. court Recoginizanco viii he en- y
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

Professor Atwator, Of the Wesleyan Uni.
varsity viii publish his third paper IN tbo
he century Tor July on the nChemistrv
ana Economy Of Food" His new artIcis
Pr CIVILIZED The Potential Energy OF Food .
and fatty foods in arctic ras;aa ss y olly
planned by the great potentia1 ana. - *,
, ~ : pound Of which is equal "a over t,v y
pounds OF protein or stareh.D WV
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Escaped the oallowa.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June os.-Jack ua,o.
The murderer Of Philip Muller, whose ~
has been IN the courts for ak years. AMI
who was under sentence 10 be HANGED M
nay, July !, was declared insane to.,,as
asylum. - Jug lnsino
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Powder MN Exnloaion

WAYNE, ~ J., June 2s.-Laaiu Il
i ltanus powder mill exploded this mornino,
Aiillng John Caves and Charles Tier
tal haronse, who was near the mill
i has not been seen since, and is undoubtcdly
M T,lled. Several men are slightly Injured
5 IN. explosion shook the ground for i great
distance, breaking windows. Dama ua.
small. s'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Death of a Noted Horao

LEXINGTON, KY, June %. Ten Brock.
tho famous thoroughbred, died At tho
home Of his owner this morning 1,ha
cause IS thought to be apoplexy Tho
horse was IS years old. The ooyno. ING
Onered 100000 for him last week. va"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Must Paw the Panaltu

LONDON, June 30--The captain and
three seamen of the British bark, Lady
Douglas, which arrived here May II, from
Gascoyne, w. A., have been sentenced 10
death for the murder of a Maylay sailor ON
the voyage.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Forbidden 10 Rat,,r,

VIENNA, June 29.-King Milan, Of
servia, instructed Premier Ristics to take
measures to prevent the return of Queen
Natalie to servia. A cabinet crisis Is ex-
peeted II the premier refuses to obey the
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Death OF a5ogtnaer snvdau

WASHINGTON, June 30. Secretary Fair
child to-day appointed Edgar Richards Of
New York, to be microscopic in the inter-
mai revenue department, under provisions
signed. ""'' ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Don't Like the uAralo.

BERLIN, June 80 All the leading
papers publish articles, apparently in
spired, advising the financial world to STOP
lending money to Russia, and follow the
example Of England and Holland, which
have unloaded their Russian securities.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09

q 3 Edwards, Of Macon, Georgia the
author s Of Two Runawaysn will have !
1'sm story, Illustrated by Kemble n tha
,Trsu,e,ury Tor July. It Is entitled asister
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
Not Confirmed

NEW YORK, june 2s.--At the head.
quarters of the Knights of Labor to.dav 4
was stated that nothing was known u j
the truth or falsity of the statement 3bot
Mcdlynn was going to join the Knights .''"s
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-09
The wIsconaIn conlagratlon.

MILwAUKEE, june - --lt Is now esti.
mated that the loss resulting frOm the de-
struetion Of the city Of MarhGeld will not
be less than S., 600, 0OO, and may bo nearly
Sj,5OO000, The heaviest losers arc: Up
ham Manufacturing Company, whose los
is Appropriated at $500 D; Sanger, REX
well < Company, OF Milwaukee, $4,000,
representing the whole seasons cut Of lnm-
Der; fremont Hotel Company, SIS, 900;
Mayor A. $. Upham, general store and
stock, $4,000. There are about 900
losers, the amount varying from $500 TO
$4,000. Twelve solid Ibl0cks Of stores
were destroyed But one house
remains unscathed. Half or the
population Is still there, but
Is suffering for want Of clothing. Supplies
were sent from neighboring towns that
answered the purpose temporarily, but
Mayor UPham telcgraphs that more prp-
visions must be sent at once, or the people
vii! suffer. The remaining inhabitants
are again camping IN this woods tonight.
Owing 70 poor facilities feE communicating
by wire, details are coming IN bat slowly.
Yesterday afternoon most Of the weil.tO-do
people len for Chippawa Fails, and this
morning two car loads Of homeless work.
ing people were brought as far a. Stevens
Point the railroad company carrying them
rree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
REAL ESTATE.
DIrsINESs ar The EXCHANGE,

r,,,ev-, ,eir demand for property at he Real Estate
Exchange yesterday, nd all properties po' UP WIZ
Knocked al sood Irces - "D,' ''f"' ~ =, .
sold WAS by l.. Y. iISInett OF NJ - "~-''VI -"
erestor, l,ricl building adjoining No - WIZ -.-@V's
and columns between the and j. leased Nhu No'e
Der l. 1905. annual rental f %l'2 ana an '"' anu
assessments. bidding. which yin II 9''oVu' ioS' W
81 GOO Henry ). Scott H." buyer Inc properly D.
80, ., ,e Of Dr. George LO.ilaTd aad was sola for
ss,on & CO. The Same aLCtionc,r eoiu No 3l3 Last
Thirty-secona between ilis ana second ayes II
fourstory Ia. lr ok cnenc % IN g'od ordeF'
rented $I.o3i pr annum The hrsi rH was fSooo'
,,o,o which II rose to john ayc the buyer
No. 1875 West EIuetl-sL, between Sixth and seventh
ayes is two story brick stable ring the o which IS
o5x-3 The first bid $1,000 fom which 1t rose 10
s1scjo John IL. Dyer The buyer James l.. Wells
had sale OF property on One-unded and sixty
seyenth-st., between Franklin ana Fo,ton aVes in the
Twentyhir WaI1 The hrst lot put up was 25N92 IL
sold for 81 200 H. Manken. The adjacent lot sold for
81. 200 10 G. T.. Beverley. lot IN Fult0nayc. ana
one in the Twenty thld Ward,
o5x2ll, sold 5000 70 John ID. Boyer The same
auetoneer sold lot on hii nta 81 Tween d'h1h
25x5ON9s. for 1880, including mortgage Of $1,000 at
6 per cent TO [. \. Mouitcn. Among Tie names taat
have suggested to head The opposition ticket is at
Of George isspinfsse u the him OF Le'pnasse &
he Is likely to poll heavy VOC oo Zoo, y, , ,o,.oo
awsny m e a 10000 ne fc6wr pro aS Ma
offered Ica>chOld properly ia East between
Avenues and - piece Of property in Vest Forty hird
s scas Se'w "" the cS s Of Between TsS
ri apdT oh a farm D.
scres of land Branchyill~, Sussex County, n
90 ono VI i'ii a. "'""'" '' 'N O'''''S' Az ' tut
~ me .b ~ ~ cehcr ans fo ,b% lot, "a s ne, ne ie 8,
Dacnber Tor the raynent OF the dividend that has hecn
eac,ared " 49, i' - ~ 1900 ~ ~"
NFwfoRK, Wednesday. Nov. so. 1887
The following were held Exchange and Auction
Room to-day;
RyJ L. Cdrrigdn.
29OG1I2lsx27i1ll5.i. Path Ward: Mutual Lie
Ins $4,000
Pu S,fon q IN
,.,,.rx huua,nc u,,, Iot 10 o. Woos,.rs+ ~
frns ~, ~ 40 II e. 10 .oo
Ia R"hord = Harnene ca.
i-storv building with lot No slS East 32d-st.
Is I CO. 2isve. lot 2OxaS9 HAYES. $3.50
. story .tahle with lot. No 1875 West 5Othst
400 1t 6,nave lot 25S69125 PMS; II Dyer 1920
,....o. ,...,, n ~ ~; W = KS KS, .o.,
800 wof lo,lrave; lot ?519ss: c 4 Mouton. 2c@5O
lot ana bArn : fasi .n',h,St lSVHe OF frankhn-
ave- 10 Z5hSx ~ MS4nEen lou
1lO,e Fultonave. 2o2 IT of l7cthst, 25I2ili d a
REcoi'nfD ~ ~ Z. -. ~ ~ C.it,
in the Registers Once to-day;
Sdsve, 7J.5 n n OF 5lstst. 2jNlOO; J. Lese and
wife Krakower and another. $4,000
u" L Com 500 ' ~ o- 'V'"..' -'1V 1o5oo
Lsse .....'................ 10000
i,,ns and VII. 10 he Rrainerd onarrv Co 90 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
Hrooklnm propertp 1oa gale ann 90 Get

EOR SALE cBEAP.-Fifth-ave.. near Pros
pc. Brooklyn Jhee-stoy brick store property we'll
sentea IN Goed order.
hULAND d WHITING. Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

N. J.-Agency long estaD-
l,be Houses 10 let Beautiful residences an 'ia stst
ior sale best Howe Parsons ~ ceiafsI MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
finantiaI.
The Holders Of Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific
Railway Co.,
on lines FAST ~: TIE MISSISSIPPI RIypn


Are requested TO deposit their bonds ad after Monday
November 70 1851 with the Central Trust Canrsar 10 *
New ORR IN eXchan 20 for tru: iat com
pared an Of rcorsanz on AMI IA ing been
asree nc 1y ves OF The mortgage bonhoGers
The s.lien' points OF The new plan arc
cash tor al overdue Coupons OF tho first mortgage and
funded debt uonds or SCRIP except the Detroit Nvson VITA
under TINS acIcemeIt
Bonds OF ihe new first mort cage for overdue coupons Of
Detroit DIVISION with ineres, thereon l. 1871
dent and scrip Of same ana the Wabash morjgss
Foreclosure OF the MORTGAGES deemed necessary
loi NE o. now company companies
tie Wabash Western Railway company. ''''"'" y" -"
Comaay PAYABLE in my years from November t. isS7,
and interest gold Into this tile OH fr-t mort
gage bonds funded debt and scrip pertaining to DO
conv.rnble TO the amo1nt OF prncpal thereof
-" a. ne" sscon. n9rtg.ge upon III, re cast Of the Ma
bcarns per Interest N semi ANN coupons prime pal
End in'eIcst I2ya3e in gold Into this he 'n,l ts
1857 and m, seyens Of 1879 10 be convertibo
its temporary for ccrcaies
cat 9 ner oS nterc WT rom 1eSSPs Sn%
payable semi annually MAY ami Novemberi.
r"sis securities 70 be applied 4 earning are nsulacsnt
sec ire its alvances and Will he Cancelled when such All
the III icDosng securities under this plan ia limited
TO January 20 lS8 on and Aitr wich date the commee
synopsis OF the agreement full details may OBJ
tanned of the Central Trust Company and after Novem
New.Yors. Nov. p. 1857.
) 6T s Nsa t ETE3LLFS' Committed
CYRUS j. IAwRENCI-) po,.,o,,or.,
mmTXEn <. MCHARG. c cSnGnGl,"r'
The above plan IA recommended bondhoIers
sen Sew.Y (! TX, &oy. Il 1881;
Chairman Frs, Mor;sa.e Bpnihoilers' Co nut,ee.
n .sI
IANlEh& coz 40 y Na''au's'. NowYo's City Oh ana
ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA.
BENTON CorNTY. INDIANA.
Gravel Road Us
GIN. RICHMoND& FoLT WAYNE r. r.. co.
First Mortgage IS
HOWARD COUNTY. INDIANA,
MARION COUNTY, IND1ANA.
Comfy rs
PITrsBU re Port wAYNr& cIIIC RY CO..
Frst Moricace -. series " F.
Second Mortgage IS. Series " NJ"
PUEBLO. COLORADO,
IeyeeG%
ST. cH,ELEs.sr. ny CO. OF NEw.ogLEANs.
First Mortgage ~
WABASH COUNTY. P iN6iAxA.
Gravel Road c.
BLAcKFoHD COUNTY. ii2p1AxA.
Gravel Rad -.
WABASH COUNTY. INDIANA.
Gravel ROa4 Is
DEC. .
RANDOLPH MY. INDIANA.
Road 6s.
WHITE COZ rY. INDIANA
Gravel Road 6s
DEC o
vERMILLL9N COUNTY, iNprANA.
County -
HANCOCK COUNTY IEiiGNA.
County 6s
RANDOLPH COUNTY, INDIANA.
Gravel Road Is.
uENpiIcK COUNTY. INDIANA
Annual Is.
COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA,
MuncplG IS
DEC -.
WABASH COUNTY. INDIANA,
Gravel Road Us.
DEC. 80
MIAMI COUNTY INDIANA,
Gravel Rod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
Citp l)ropertp 90 fet
Business propertp for Sale ano Go Eei

LrOR RENT.-A desirable suite of 2 or 3 con-
Il Meeting I'm Temple Court Building Beck MAST
Apply Room 80 between l30 and33O or OF Tho agents
rutland * WHITING.
WILLIAM.ST NEAR FULTON. - Large
w and basement to let At very desirable terms
rutland & WHITING. BeekmaDst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
the affidavit did not truly represent him

the affidavit did not truly represent him
and that we did not wish TO rely upon the
q fl isvit of any man who was himself dis
satisfied with il, aud If ~ could 10 so we
would withdraw it from tn record. To
his proposi ion Judg" b ck"sm very
properly declined 10 coed. Ines sc are
the facts in the Case, su6 I Will say
further, thst the ATTORNEYS did not mainly
rely upon the Darby afIitsYit for 8 new
trial, as stated by THE GAZETTE. On the
contrary, we considered it of very little
Importance, otherwise We would have
found COker and procured bis 20 tae same
puTpOrt. ] did not, IS stated Of Darby
in said re1ort, meet Darby OF the street
and ask him about the tLlt: the first
time | saw him was in my office, and
trust ny friends credit me with
more sense than to des re 10 prlc1-e
his affidavit il he hsd told me that the
strikers had fired ticSt. W were not So ek-
ing that character OF all IaYits: neither
did proceed TO read to said Darby Q
paper; nor did tell him what said paper
did or did not contain. On the contrary
Mr.. Alexander read the paper from the
first to the lastsword correctly and il was
signed by SAID Darby without suggesting
9 change in 8 single word Now tGen, as
to the Judges special charge to the grand
jury, have TO say That neither the
judga'5 charge or the grand Jury mas any
teTrors for me. nave lived forty years
in Texas, and am SO unfamiliar with
crimes end criminals IS never TO
have been but once sworn by
grand jury, and if your reporter had
asked of the officers before whom the aft
davit was taken he could have learned
that the Dig story told by DARBY was not
true, snd in common fairness / s5Culd
have been interviewed myself, especially
when statements of such Importance TO
me were about to be published. Nov, if it
is necessary, it can be shown by uumeT-
Gus witnesses that Darcy made 20 them
the exact same statement 81 thzC con-
tanned ii the affidavit. Wherefore, l ask
that this be published in TIE GAZETTE,
not for the benefit of the people Of
Tarrsnt county-fOr they know me we'll,
and | am willing to risk their verdict
but for the benefit of those ct q distance
who do not know me so well. Respect
fully, NJ. d PRIEST
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
A Card,
FORT WORTH Ten. j

FORT WORTH Ten, June %, 1857.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
l do not believe that THE GAZETTE
would designedly injure even tie humble st
citizen by publishing statement that
would present him before the public II q
false light, but the tone of THE GAZETTE
in reporting the Darby affair does not
evinCe design TO specially befriend me.
However, | will assume that The GA
ZETTE intends fairly, and as | can do SO
without fear of the wrath of any man or
grand jury I will tell the exact truth Of
the matter and this is it: The attorneys
in the Henning case were informed that
Coker and Darby would testify that the
officers posse fired the first shot or April
8, 1856. Captain Blair, my associate
counsel, suggested that we get their aft
davits and attach to our motion for new
trial, and, saying that he would prepare the
papers if | would procure the signatures.
To this | assented. Thursday morning
Captain Blair handed me printed paper
"stating thst the officers posse fired
first" which statement was based on in
formation furnished Captain Blair by
Henning and his frlends-neitner Of the
attorneys knew anything about what
these parties would swear, but acted on
outside information and Introductory
statements. l could not find either party
until after dinner, Darby came to my
office. read him the statement, and he
said he could not sign it in that form. 1
then wrote it out as nearly as possible
according to his instructions. He sug-
gested some alterations to this l then
said, will write 1t over and correct it.
He said, all right, but haven't time o " to
stay any longer, but will return and sign
it. He then left, and 1 re-wrote the ps
per as near in the words he used as l
possibly could, and seiDg Mr.. G. W.
Alexander passing asked him to await
Darby's Fsturn and administer the oath
to higag Darby did not return
for some time, and l went cut
% hunt dim, and after awhile saw him
sc sbe Tennessee saloon. The officer and
went over there to see him. l called TO
him and ne came to the screen door,
where introduced the two, and the fl
Ger read the paper to Darby from the first
to the last word, and he signed it and
swore to It without word of protest IS
to single word. After he had been
worried about it and threatened with
prosecution for perjury land not before
he came to my office and said he was ID
great trouble, and asked me to do some
thing to help him out. told him that
was more than willing to do anything
Cou TO aid him, and would consult nv
CO. counsel. We went TO the Office of
Captain Blair and discussed it, and
finally concluded that l should go
to Judge Beckham and say 10
him that Darby claimed that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
Cameron Not,s.

SpeCIdl 10 inc ddLeLLe.
CAMERON, TEX, June pa Bohem-
ian named Chiler, living near YorreI-
ton, committed suicide last night in q
very peculiar manner. He tied haudker-
chief around his neck, hooked the hand
kerchief over q stout rail in the side OF
mis- house and slipped of g chair.
DR.. ChOss says he has discovered uat-
ural gas on his place near Cameron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
EDUCATIONAL
Around the Mahogany.

"Yes," said Miss Breezy of Chicago,
at is pleasure to dine at the Wabsshes.
Mrs WABASH is nsturslly hospitable, and
aside from the general excellence, every
thing is served il way that is positively
delightful to g person of cultured tastes,
And her soups are delicious Why, do
know" went on the young lady, that
last evening | was served to soup three
times, and could have easily gone one
more"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
.slittle, but Oh My"

DR.. ePiavce's Pheasant Purgative
PeIlessn arr Scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, pnt they have 20 equal as q
cathsrtic. In si4afsorders of the liver
stomach and E5weIsE fhey SET ike Q
clnrm, PuEssg veges$ble, sagar- caSted
and inclesed In glass Yta1s Plearaht,
safe and sure. BY dfuggIsss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
FIaannIr Installation

srondeGce of the Gazette.
WHrrEwRIGHT, TEX June 25.-The In r.
stallation OF officers Of kentucky lodge a .
f. and A. NJ. and the supper st their lodge
hail, June 81, was an impressive snd en-
j0yabIe occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
Masonic Celebration,
of the Gazette,

correspondence Of the Gazette.
ROGERS, TEX, June 25.-The Masonic
barbecue in the beautiful grove one mile
north of town, on yesterday, terminated
in grand success in every respect, there
being about 1900 people present, including
representatives from most every lodge
in the county. Mr.. Lee OF Bolton made
an eloquent talk of one hours duration,
upon Masonry, after which all present
participated in most sumptuous dinner.
After these luxuries, the Rogers Lodge
proceeded to install officers for the en-
suing term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
SUFFERING WOMANHOOD,

Tee much ,io-t csnrot b. nl5dfto brtra 20
the attention o:.pfFrring w~psaiissfs5o ',ha great
value S9Lydia Z PlrIlau,s- FegetaJIe Com
}ouns ga remedy for ,hes2iEeascs Ct women
such an one. is the wife OF General Barringer Of
Winston, M and we qdote from the Generals
letter IS fonotss "Dear Mrs. Plnkham Please
allow nc to ad sEny test mony to the most eX-
ceuent medicinStaaualiues Of your Nege-g able
Compound. NFs'D ratager Was treated for
sevsra' yc=ry IF rHAst the physicians "a led
Leuco-lh ga 8lia PraIsgsus Uscri combined. !
s.nt Lerte Richmond, "a, whe- she remained
for SIN months under theslEeatment O. an omi-
nent pbgsfni-a without an Eaermarent benefit,
she.was induced 10 try Jour 1tsdicine anda
g yeesonalfa time conn encefk irnprove and
IS nov ab 10 attend to her busiHsss ana con
sid51 herself r,lg TeHcred." -Ge1eEal Barrin-
Ger is the proprietor Of the Americas motel
winston. n. =, and IS widely known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27

A monument to Nathan Hale is to be
erected in New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
LIST OF LETTERS
Ladies.

Remaining IN the postotbce at Fort Worth, Tex
Monday, June p, 1851. To obtain any of these
letters, the applicant must call tor "AGysr,!seG
letters" and give the date of this list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-27
WILD Cat Bill

MISSOURI Steam Laundry
GlUb :-Dem Icrat return y NJ ISL
JULIAN FIELD, p NJ